If I don't 'win' can I cancel my order?

Interested in the astral jacket. What sort of chest size does that fit.

Pics to Jim.gardiner@gmail.com would be nice

Spitchwick corner is still fairly benign at that level.

mantamx wrote:these shoes are used by adidas sickline kayak team, incl during long walk-ins on expeditions, tomass and others say they are very durable. but not cheap!.. http://www.bergzeit.co.uk/adidas-hydro- ... ing-shoes/

Adidas own five-ten...

I bought direct from lifeproof but that shouldn't matter. First one was 12 months or so. Second was 18months.

I just filled in the warranty claim form on the website. No quibbles or questions. Just dispatch emails for the replacement.

I have a large head and find a XL sweet strutter fits well. No other sweet helmets fit at all.

Two replacements for my fre case. First one was because I'd damaged one of the microphone membranes. Emailed them explaining this. New case in the post next day. Second one was because some of rubber around the screen was peeling off. New case by FedEx about two days later. As long as it's a genuine...

https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/1506769_10152673697172139_8168578033715647299_n.jpg?oh=468bda0e9712434339b5068f86882b7a&oe=5469E6AE £20 posted? not the driest deck but pretty sound. waist-tube fits me well with a 32" waist, fitted my axiom fine which I think is pretty big ...

I've got a 600bar pressure vessel at work if anyone wants to find out for sure?

box2k2 wrote:Ok. What happens if you recreate the segments?

edit: Nothing much. Certainly doesn't look up historical activities against the segment.

it does, just can take a few days to fill up the leaderboard.

Mark R wrote:Wow.

No one spotted her for forty hours; an interesting reminder that the Channel is bigger and wilder than folk might imagine.

No one noticed she wasn't there for nearly 24...

20-30mm would probably get it going.

Fills the time when dartmoor is too wet for biking.

Looks like they had more cameras than throw lines.

I know who is coming out of this looking good...

anyway, you want balls and skill, check this guy, he doesnt even have any fins....

lots of strava segments on the Dart.

http://app.strava.com/segments/3642307
http://app.strava.com/segments/6347143

And we should have a met station back up online in the next week or so. I spent the morning taking the old knackered one down.

Cheers for the link Jam bo. I've seen it before but never noticed the bit that shows predicted tides vs actual tide times. It's one of my favourite topics of (one way) conversation with other river users on my stretch of the tidal Dart, (but something that's only ever noticed by people who have to ...

http://valeport.port-log.net/Display.php

check here if you want up to date tide + temperature data for the Dart. the river is a balmy 17 degrees this morning at Totnes.

62ish here and an XL sweet strutter fits. other sweet helmets don't.

if it s anything like bike helmets its not just the diameter, its the shape. Giro XL's fit me well, Fox are really uncomfortable.

I've got one in devon I'm thinking about selling. ~18 months old and usual scratchs. No dents or splits.

if you have an ipad, you can get the camera connector kit and download it direct to the ipad.

or use the app.

A copy of the application, map, plan and any other document submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at the address of the Environment Agency at: Victoria Square Bodmin Cornwall PL31 1EB During normal office hours (Monday to Friday, except bank holidays). Any person who wishes to make repre...

I think aswatersports in Exeter have one on their classifieds page

I bought a 9.0 second hand and paddled it for a while. it was ok but it was way too big for me (5'10", 180lbs) and I felt a bit lost in it.

I've got a 8.5 now that I really like but its not a lazy boat. if you drive it hard it'll respond really well but if you sit back it'll give you a kicking.

Wadhamite wrote:

jam bo wrote:If its lapping the slab or above then you are good to go.

Thank you!

Be aware, there are some local landowners and fishermen who may not fully agree with this sentiment...

Wadhamite wrote:If I wanted to paddle the Dart loop in May, and there is enough water, is there anything access-wise to prevent me? Anything (any one?) to watch out for?

If its lapping the slab or above then you are good to go.

reef breaks are a double edged sword.

you can always watch or take time out in the channel if you're uncomfortable.

if you get caught and take a beating its probably going to be a biggy.

Lancs_lad wrote:Any 50 foot + waterfall with pool above and pool below. Just strap on a pair and throw your paddles (so not to break a wrist!). Graded hard but not so much really. If you wear a full facer even head butting your boat isnt going to happen.

Do 50ft waterfalls have a grade?